Winning hand %

[kiemo]

I got to thinking about this the other day.

If you dealt a 10 handed texas hold em game with no folding what are the percentages of each hand that would win.

High card
Pair
Two pair
etc..

[thrillhouse]

I don't know if you can find anything online that says. But on turbo texas hold'em you can run a no fold'em test, that basically plays 10-handed no folds. After running this for many many thousands of hands you can analyze the data and find out.

[GuitarMarc]

http://gocee.com/poker/HE_Val_Sort.htm

That link has all the probabilities for every Hold 'Em hand vs. up to 9 opponents. It's exactly what you're looking for. Interesting too.

[Nottom]

Actually he wants to know what the winning hands would be, not the winning holecards.

[GuitarMarc]

LOL. You're right, I see that now. I think I found what he was looking for now - http://www.holdempoker.com/statistics.html

Look under the section titled "Most common type of hands to win the pot". Heck, I'll just list them here:

THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF HANDS TO WIN THE POT
2 Pair 31%
Pair 27%
Trips 12%
Straight 9%
Flush 9%
Full house 9%
Bust (nothing) 2%
Four of a kind 1%
Straight flush <1%
Royal flush <1%

I don't know how the site arrived at the stats so the assumption of 10 players might not be used but it should still be close to this.